Interesting
Originally Posted by
Moonbat
A web shell is a PHP script that lets you interface with the server. I might not be explaining it too well, so here's an example:
Code:
http://klkholdingsinc.com/klk/images/stories/tt/c*00.php?act=ls&d=&#*7;2Fhsphere%2Flocal%2Fhome%2Fkrisk%2Fklkholdingsinc.com%2F&sort=0a
Webshells are mostly used in remote file inclusion vulnerabilities.
Is that your site ?
If so, I'm interested in the source code of the program with the [PHP-Code] link.
It executes PHP code.
My PHP code tester is built around a PHP function that can execute a line of PHP code internally. I'd like to see how that code was made and compare it to my concept. Mine still has a few bugs.
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